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Regional Instability Catches World Attention For Wrong Reason
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Pakistan mourns yet another tragic loss of its citizens, including women and children, following a horrific terrorist attack. A convoy of 200 buses came under fire, leaving dozens brutally killed...
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When the Storm Knocks Twice: A World Caught in the Climate Crosshairs
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Mukhtar Babayev, COP29 President, speaks during the opening plenary session at the COP29 U.N. Climate Summit in Baku, Azerbaijan.
The gravity of the climate crisis was laid bare in Baku...
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SCO Aims to Unite Regional Powers for Trade and Security Gains
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Indian scholar and political commentator, Sudheendra Kulkarni, founder of the Forum for a New South Asia, has underscored the potential of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) to break the ice...
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Kazan Summit: BRICS Nations to Push For A Multipolar World
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Leaders from Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa will meet in Kazan, Russia, next week for the 16th BRICS summit, marking a pivotal moment for the bloc. With an...
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Jaishankar’s Historic Visit: A Path to Dialogue and Economic Cooperation?
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Jaishankar’s visit to Pakistan, the first by an Indian foreign minister in almost a decade, was a remarkable diplomatic event. He was welcomed with the kind of formality that underscored...
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India seeks to strengthen economic, cultural relations at SCO
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Islamabad: India’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar is scheduled to visit Pakistan on Tuesday to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Heads of Government (HoG) meeting. This visit, the first...
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Can Pakistan Protect Its People and Foreign Workers?
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The Duki massacre shocked the country with its brutality. The miners from the Pakhtun ethnic community and Afghan nationals were reportedly killed when terrorists launched rockets and grenades into the...
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Can the SCO Islamabad Summit Improve Indo-Pak Relations?
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The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), established in 2001 began with China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan, evolving into one of the world’s largest trans-regional economic and security organisations. India...
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Is Pakistan’s War Rhetoric a Distraction or a Dangerous Reality?
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South Asia teeters on the edge of another potential conflict, as the threat of war between nuclear-armed neighbors, Pakistan and India, looms. In a recent UN speech, Pakistan’s PM Shehbaz...
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Türkiye’s Bid to Join BRICS Can Bridge Gap between East & West
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Türkiye has formally requested to join BRICS, the bloc of emerging-market nations, signaling a significant shift in its foreign policy aimed at expanding its global influence beyond traditional Western alliances....
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Pakistan-Russia Relations Enter New Phase
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Pakistan and Russia are warming up bilateral ties. Credit goes to Indian authorities for beautifully maintaining the relationship between Washington and Moscow. India’s excellent relationship with two archrivals Russia and...
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Pakistan’s missile programme: Strain ties with US, China
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The recent imposition of US sanctions targeting Pakistan’s ballistic missile program has left authorities in Islamabad both shocked and deeply concerned. On Thursday, the US State Department imposed restrictions on...
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